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9y ago
You could create a Lambda function to create and upload these transforms back to S3/CloudFront. Would definitely be a nice feature to get out of the box though.
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Looks like the submission title was renamed now. Good work!
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9y ago
I'm guessing you haven't tried Xcode or Eclipse.
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dandr01d
9y ago
Then how come only Amazon gets shit on when they announce new products, while no one blinks an eye at new Google or Microsoft communication-related releases?
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9y ago
Hahaha awesome!
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9y ago
1. Maxing my 401K 2. Buying a home 3. Dumping everything else in index funds
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10y ago
I can't believe anyone would be dumb enough to say something like that, after you already declined. This is an Uber HR-tier response.
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10y ago
AMZN average annual return last 10 years: 36.07%
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10y ago
Forget about the Wii already?
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10y ago
Sounds like your dad is blaming everyone except himself. He could've learned R himself instead of blaming the training service. Learning a new programming language is something every programmer does.
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10y ago
> Back in reality, once a technology company acquires the kind of market position that Uber has, they almost never end up doomed. Most have, though.
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> The software development flow (task management, tooling, reviews, testing, deployment, monitoring, etc.) is all very well polished, and I miss it at Microsoft. Confused by this. The flow is good at FB, but better and missed at MSFT? Or
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dandr01d
10y ago
You should spend the energy to write proper English sentences before posting online. It's easier to learn by doing.
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10y ago
Because a majority of the new hires are working in fulfillment centers or delivery roles that scale easily.
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10y ago
They don't need to remember photos at all. Just track the person beginning at the point of scan.
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10y ago
1. Scan your personal barcode with your phone when you walk in. Camera associates your physical self with your code. 2. Cameras track every item you pick up. 3. Cameras note when you leave the store and charge you.
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10y ago
To play devil's advocate: Lots of people spend money in their 20s on experiences: partying, moving, traveling, trying new things... It's sure as hell harder to do all these things later in life with a spouse/kids.
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10y ago
I somewhat agree, but at least imgur is still way better than the sites it replaced (ex. imageshack, photobucket?).
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10y ago
They don't want co-installed operating systems. Just like they don't want wired headphones.
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10y ago
So what are the chances that Verizon is leaking all this stuff itself to get Yahoo for cheap?
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10y ago
How is this different than existing commercial printing locations? AFAIK they already offer printing of documents via web/mobile apps.
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10y ago
Google Play Music has the most frustrating UI as well. It takes 4 taps to start playing the playlist I want to every time (most recently added).
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10y ago
From the title I assumed RunKit was a fitness-related iOS SDK.
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10y ago
>What happens if I don't have a data connection? What if I dont want to use data to listen to a song more than once? Pretty much every streaming app caches the songs you play and/or lets you saves songs to disk for future offli